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S-J 4 V j 4 X JL “RADIO fWMFU WiissmfiM • 1400 KC» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 7:30—Family Altar, Rev. J. A. Sullivan 7:45—Musical Clock •: 00—Daily War Journal with Martir Agronsky 3:15—Musical Clock g;30—Blue News Correspondent at Home and Abroad 9:45—The Hubbard Family 9:00—The Breakfast Club with Don Mc Neil 10:00—My True Story 10:25—Aunt Jemima Show 10:30—Let’s Dance 10:45—The Listening Post. 11:00—Breakfast at Sardi's 11:30—Gil Martyn, News 11:45—Cliff Edwards 12:00—Glamour Manor 12:30—Farm and Home Makers 1:00—Baukhage Talking—Whitei’ 1:15—Musical Interlude 1:25—News—Wilmington ST AR-NE W S 1:30—Little Jack Little 1:45—Piano Playhouse 2:00—Kiernan’s News Corner 2:15—The Mystery Chef 2:30—Ladies be Seated 3:00—Songs by Morton Downey 3:15—Hollywood Star Time 3-30—Appointment with Life 4-00—Pentecostal Church 4:15—Sunset Park Church 4:30—Time Views the New* 4:45—Hop Harrigan 5:00—Terry and the Pirates 5:15—Dick Tracy 5:30—Lone Ranger—Merita 6:00—Melody Time 6:15—Sports 6:25—News — Wilmington STAR-NEWS 6:30—Ten, Two, Four Ranch Party 6:45—Henry J. Taylor and the New* 7:00—Pages of Melody 7:30—onfidentially Yours 7:45—Sundown Serenade 8:00—Watch the World Go By 8:15—Lest We Forget 8:30—Belgian Series 8:45—Business Men Look to the Future 9:00—Dunninger. the Master Mentalist 9:30—Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands 8:55—Coronet Story Teller 10.00—Raymond Gram Swing 10:15—Top of the Evening—Ted Malone 10:30—Scramby Amby OVER THE NETWORKS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS Eastern War Time P.M. (Changes in programs as listed due to corrections by networks made too late to incorporate.) 5:30—Just Plain Bill. Dramatic—nbc The Three Sisters Sing Songs—cbs The Jack Armstrong Serial—blu—east Marie Baldwin, Organist—other blu Tom Mix Cowboy Serial—mbs-basic 5:45—Front Page Farrell Serial—nbc To Be Announced (15 mins.)—cbs The Sea Hound, a Serial—blu-basic Dick Tracy in a repeat—other blu Serial Series Superman—mbs-basic 6:00—News Report for 15 mins.—nbc Quincy Howe and News Time—cbs Melody Time for 15 Mins.—blu-basic Repeat of the Terry Serial—other blu Prayer. Comment on the War—mbs 6:15—America’s Serenade; Sports—nbc Lynn Murray Chorus, Orchestra—cbs Capt. Tim Healy’s Stories—blu-basic Hop Harrigan in repeat—other blu Chick Carter, a Boy Detective—mbs 6:30—Jeri Sulla van’s Songs Show—cbs Jack Armstrong in repeat — blu-west Volney Hurd News Time—mbs-east Tom Mix Serial repeat—other mbs 6:45—Lowell Thomas & Newscast—nbc World News and Commentary—cbs Henry J. Taylor Comment—blu basic The Sea Hound in repeat—bluwest Repeat Superman. Serial—mbsTwest 7:00—Mercer’s Music Shop—nbc basic “I Love a Mystery” Drama—cbs To Be Anounced (30 mins.)—blu Fulton Lewis, Jr. Comments—mbs 7:15—World War via Broadcast—nbe John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade—cbs Volney Hurd and repeat—mbs-west 7:30—Carolyn Gilbert and Songs—nbc Easy Aces, 30 m Drama—cbs basic Lone Ranger, Drama of West—blu Radio Newsreel from London—mbs 7:45—Kaltenborn and Comment—nbc Dance Orchestra for 15 Mins.—mbs 8:00—Mr. and Mrs. North Drama—nbe Red Barber and Allas Jones—cbs Broadcast of News (15 minutes)—blu Cecil Brown News Comments—mbs 8:15—Lum and Abner Serial Skit—blu The Sunny Skylar Serenade—mbs 8:30—Beat the Band Quiz Show—nbc Jean Hersholt and Dr. Christian—cbs Family Drama “My Best Girls”—blu Stop that Villan, a Quiz Series—mDS 8:55—Five Minute News Period—cbs 9:00—Alan Young and Variety—nbc Frank Sinatra Wednesday Show—cbs Joseph Dunninger’s Broadcast—blu Gabriel Heatter and Comment—mbs 9:15—Screen Test. Professionals—mbs 9:30—Mr. District Attorney Play—nbc Jack Carson and Variety Series—cbs Rootlight Bands. Guest Orches—blu First Nighter’s Drama Series—mbs 9:55—Five Minutes Story Teller—blu 10:00—Phil Harris Music and Quiz—nbc Great Moments in Music. Cone.—cbs Raymond Gram Swing Comment—blu Royal Arch Gunnison Comment—mbs 10:15—Ted Malone from England—blu Dance Orchestra (45 minutes')—mbs 10:30—The Colonel Puts on a §how—cbs Scramby Amby, A Quiz Series—blu 11:00—News for 15 minutes—nbc-basic The Music Shop’s repeat—other nbc News. Variety, Dance 2 hrs—cbs-blu Newsreel. Dance Orchs. 3 hr.—mbs 11:15—Variety and News to 2 a. m.Jnbc FINANCIAL NEWS Stock Market Quotations (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Alleghany -----.-. A1 Chem and Dye-148% Allis Chal Mfg —.— 36% Am Can-——.87% m Car Fdy - 39% Am Roll Mill —.14% Am Smelt and Ref -38% A T and T --.-..163% Am Tob B .—.72 Anaconda -40% Arm 111 - 37i ACL . 3b Atl Ref . 28% Aviat Corp. 4% Baldwin - 21% B and 0 _ 7% Barnsdall - 16% Bendix Aviat -44% Beth Stl .60 Vs Bieing Airpl _... 14 Borden - 32 Budd Mfg .10% Burl Mills.-.31% Burr Add Mach- 14% Case J I ..36 Calerpill Trac -- 47% Ches and O _45% Chrysler _ 90% Coca Cola__ 13o% Coml Credit _41 Coml Solv_ 15% Consol Edis _24% Cont Can _39 Corn Prod __ 58% Curtiss Wright _ 5 Vi Curtiss Wright A _ 17% Doug Aire _59% Dow Chem _-—124 Dupont _149% Eastman Kod _167 Firestone ..._ 47% Gen Elec .- 37% Gen Foods _42 Gen Mot -.-..61% l Goodrich _ 50% ' --- i j BondQuotations A T and S F 4s 95__-124% ■ AC L 4%s 64__84% , B and O 4s 48 ..— 87 1 C ij and Q 4vs 77_109yg , C and E I Inc 97..50y4 J C G W % 88__-.- 82% . C K I and P 4s 34..40% CLUI 4%s 77 . 94% D and R G as 55..— 5 , Fla E C 5s 74..46 Hud C 5s b2A..71 Hud and Man 5s 57..61 111 Cent 4%s 66 —..- 61% Int Gt Nor 6s 52 .. 19% ’ M K and T AJ 5s 67.- 44 Mo P G 4s 75___24% i H Y C Rig 5s 2013 . 70% Nor Pac 6s 2047 ...93% , Penn R R 4%s 65..118 , Ph Rdg Ci 6s 49 ..27% S A L C6s 45 _.4() • So Pac Rfg 4s 55 _102% , Sou Ry Cn5s 94 _ 115% 1 Sou Ry Gen 4s 56..87 West Md 4s 52 __.— 103% ! Finald Bond Sales_$5,006,300 j FOREIGN BONDS Aust 5s 55 - 100% Aust 4%s 56 _97 Braz 6% 26-57 _60%, TREASURY BONDS |2%s 53-49 . 106.18 ] 3s 55-51 .110.18 j 2%s 55-52 . 102.8 . 2%s 69-64 Dec.-.100.11 , -V- j NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK. Sept. 12.—(JP)—Cot- , ton futures pushed up more than $1 ‘ a bale today on buying influenced 1 by House-Senate conferee approval of the Bankhead bill to increase the ! cotton loan rate from 92 per cent 1 to 95 per cent of parity. Despite fairly active realizing in the late proceedings final prices were 85 cents to $1.05 a bale high- , er. Early commission house buying centered in the distant contracts ■ selling at a sharp discount and < around existing loan levels. < Traders calculated the proposed , higher loan rate would raise the ex isting loan price of .2055 for 15-16 ■ inch middling cotton gross weights 1 by 53 points or to .2108 a pound. Open High Low Last Chg. Oct 21.52 21.65 21.52 21.63 up 17 Dec 21.36 21.46 21.36 21.45 up 18 . Mch 21.18 21.26 21.16 21.25 up 29 May 20 93 20.99 20.89 20.98 up 20 Jlv 20.58 20.61 20.53 20.60 up 21 , Middling soot 22:18N up 17. N—nominal. -- Goodyear -1-47% ! Gt Nor Ry Pf .371/4 [nt Harvest -80 % [nt Tel and Tel..17% Johns Man -96% Kennecott -31 % Ligg and Myers B.. 82% Loews -.- 63% Lorillard - 19% Mont Ward -..51 _ Nash Kelv _ 15% Nat Biscuit _221/4 Nat Cash Reg-32% Nat Dist -34 N Y Cent ..-.17% No Am Aviat .— 3% Nor Pac . 14% Packard - 5% Param Pic ..----25% Penn R R -28% Pepsi Cola -- 57% Phillips Pet ..43% Pitt Scr and B - 5% Pullman --48/a Pure Oil _ lji„8 Radio - 19"/s Radio K O .—- 3% Repub Stl - 13% Reynolds B - 33% sears ...9b/s socony Vac -- 12 A sou Pac _27% sou Ry ---25 std Brands _29% std Oil N J.. 41% stewart Warner - 16V» swift _ 29% rex Co . 451/2 Jnion Carbide - 77 Jnited Aire - 29% Jnited Corp _ 1% Jnited Drug _ 15% Jnited Fruit -89% Jnit Gas Imp .. 1% J S Rubber -*9% J S Smelt and Ref ..57 J S Steel _56% fanadum - 18% 7a Caro Chem - 3% Varner Piet _ 12% Vest Union A -45% Vest El and Mfg -192% Voolworth -42% i'inal Stock Sales- 546,560 FINAL CURB QUOTATIONS Jan Marconi - 1% Cities Service - 13% Jolon Dvmt_ 3% Cl Bond and Sh - 10% -V FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Sept. 12—(IP)—Clos ng foreign exchange rates follow IGreat Britain in dollars, others n cents): Canadian dollar in New York narket 11 per cent discount or 19.00 U. S. cents, down .12 1-2 of i cent, Europe: Great Britain official luying $4.02, selling $4.04. Latin American: Argentina free :5.10. up .10 of a cent; Brazil ree 5.16n; Mexio 20.65n. N—Nominal. -V NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Sept. 12—!.?>—Tur lentine 79 cents a gallon; Offer ngs, 109 (50 gal. bbls): Sales 5, 50 gallons: Receipts 99 barrels; Shipments 81 barrels: Stocks 28, 38 barrels. Rosin: (100 lb drums), offerings, 64; Sales 264; Receipts 336; Ship nents 200; Stocks 17.818. Quote: B 4.61: D 4.95; E 5.35: F .44; G. H, I. K and M 5.45; N 5.82; VG 6.07; WW and X 6.15. -V AVERAGE MIDDLING PRICE NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12—(fln— The average price of middling 15 6 inch cotton at ten designated outhern spot markets today was D cents a bale higher at 21.45 ents a pound. Average for the last 30 market days 21.42: Mid lling 7-8 inch average was 20.27. -V EGGS AND POULTRY RALEIGH, Sept. 12—(.?)— (NCDA) -Egg and poultry markets steady. Raleigh—U. S. Grade A large clean white) 50: Hens, all weights, 3 to 25. Washington—U. S. Grade A large 7; Broilers and fryers 29 to 30. BEGINNER’S^HOICE 9294 SIZES 12-20 30-48 By ALICE BROOKS It’s the easy pineapple design lhat makes this handsome butter fly chair set. Even a beginner can win laurels crocheting it! Crochet a set for each chair for Fall dress-up! Pattern 7170 con tains instructions for chair set; stitches; list of materials. This pattern, together with a needlework pattern for personal Dr household decoration, FIFTEEN CENTS. Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for these patterns to Wilmington Star-News Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th St., New York 11, N. Y Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Our new 32 - page Needlework Book is yours for Fifteen Cents more • , . 130 illustrations of de signs for embroidery, home deco ration, toys- knitting, crocaet, quilts , DAILY, CROSSWORD ggggg ACROSS I 43. Snow 14. Pen-name of [sji S A L ll. Vibrate vehicles Charles ,6. 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Part of __^ ^_ “to be” ,31 ^32 ^33 85. Kind of drier *>__ _ &Z: __— 666_ 87. A kind of '* 34 ZZ 35 3<t stew _621____ „ 89. Climbing 37 38 ^39 plant --—-—_ 661 ___ 40. Lizard . 40 ^41 41. Existed —— — — 666. 42. Species of yvZ * !; pepper * VrSA .1 | CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation ■ 8GT TGTOIi RYG PB ©BIT SQIE 1JSYG ETG ZIWTGPA RYG PB UBBP — 1 • i'A V W Z E. > Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: IT IS ALWAYS THOSE WHO ARB READY WHO SUFFER IN DELAYS—DANTE. - ~ distributed by Kins Features Syndicate, Ine. Feed French Tots FRENCH CHILDREN, hair neatly combed and wearing their best dresses, enjoy a nourishing meal at a communal restaurant set up in the Paris area by the Allied relief au thorities. When the Nazis occupied France most of the food was sent to Germany. (International) SELECTED LIST SHOWS RECOVERY NEW YORK STOCKS — Steady; Motors, aircrafts advance. BONDS—Mixed; Some rails improve. COTTON — Higher; Mill and commission house buying. CHICAGO WHEAT—As much as 1 1-4 cent higher; Favorable Wash ington news. RYE—1-8 up to 1-2 down; Rallied with wheat. HOGS—Active, fully steady; top $14.75. CATTLE—Steady. NEW YORK, Sept. 12—i/B— Se lected stocks, particularly motors, aircrafts and other industriasl, cantinued to nibble timidly at re covery in today's market while many leaders remained indiffer ent. Wall Street was cheered by the Maine Republican sweep but in clined to caution pending more con firmatory political developments. Investors were a bit less apprehen sive over reconversion although the Allied push into Germany again inspired buying caution. Outcome of the Quebec^ conferences also was awaited. Transfers of 546.560 shares com pared with 571.940 Monday and were the smallest for a full session since May 16. Douglas Aircrair toucnea a peak for 1944. Advancers included Chrys ler, General Motors. Graham Paige, United Aircraft, Mont gomery Ward. American Telephon Pullman, Santa Fe, Goodyear, Eastman Kodak and Johns Manville. Major steels did nothing. Allied Chemical lost a point. Howe Sound dropped 2 in the wake of a Halved dividend. Minor losers were Southern Railway, Sinclair Oil. Western Union “A1', Ameri :an Can, General Electric and Boering. Bonds were narrow. Most com nodities rose. Cotton advanced 85 rents to $1.05 a bale, spurred by approval of a congressional con ference committee of a higher loan .ate for this staple. In the curb Aero Equipment jumped 2 1-8. Modest improvement was retained by Peppered, Creole Petroleum and Electric Bond fe Share. Turnover here was 165.950 shares versus 148,430 yes terday. -V NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.—(#)_ Jotton futures closed firm 80 to 93 rents a bale higher here today. The lemand for contracts was encour aged by bullish Washington devei apments. Open High Low| Close Chg Oct 21.57 21.62 21.52 21.61 up 17 Dec 21.42 21.47 21.36 21.46-47 up 18 Jan 21.39 21.39 21.39 21.34B up 18 Vleh 21.24 21.29 21.18 21.18 up 18 May 21.00 21.03 20.94 21.01 Up 16 Jly 20.65 20.65 20.55 20.63B up 19 BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO, Sept. 12—OR—Butter, firm; Receipts 698,962. EgaS; re. ceipts 11.527. -V BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES— ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN_By EUGAiTm^T I tt\T6 ft 'SAG \ QW TO US j CYAViSOKlS VaSE. Ch\KTV K)0 H BtPD OVi "\YY WOSfcfc ■ ^VVAVAV^OW.'b'. V3fc |K WE.V) TE0X\H5.'tV\ P V^f\\T OO^ C*\KNC£.! rJ VGWYX. VAV'tV ■ SF\M<Xv ~H’ v\c^\c thC^ ^COPW. 1944 BV*NE4 SERv'lCf ,sc ^ V -< -“—— 1 WASH TUBBS— HE S BASHFUL By LESLIE tT'rx^ I fMCE WORK TAKING THAT T WE'LL HOPE THIS ') PRISONER, CAPTAIN.... X \ONE IS THE LAST; J THOUGHT Alt SNIPERS WERE >>7^5-; --^CLEAREPOUTj-' f TAKE HIM TO A‘2 HEADQUARTERS... IF HE'5 WELL EKJOUfiH TO BE cfLESTIOWED, WE'LL TALK TO HIM Rt<SHT AWAY! •-—-v-' / ^ * EXCEPT FOK> HALF ETAPvht *p<. ]jil| 0<Ay. 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HER T HAD TO FEED THE \ INNER MAN AND SHE ASKED FOR HIS RKTtON BOOK- ^ THIRTY YEARS I BEEN y Or COURSE,THEY SEARCHIN' FER THEM- Y PIPN'T FINP'EM - COMBEP EVERY INCH OF l PATIENCE, ELIJAH - THIS HOUSE - THOSE \ THE SUMPS'LL BE GrUMP FOLKS!! YOU PONT) GOINS BACK TO THE S-SUPPoSE-- / CITY SOON-SH! PUCK -—__—'K OUT OF SIGHT QUICK! "V\ SOMEONE'S COMING.' j f. . Th* CV*»£* TrfW. " . —ZT- "l/nBEffl HELLO. THERE TIMM15 I THINK IT'S HUsH TIME ER WE SOT ACQUAINTED. / YES NOW THAT WE SHARE /MA’AM. THE SAME ROOF. /I MEAN OUT OUR WAY— By J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ... with ... MAJOR HOOPU /HIGHER.' I \/ WES, IF TH’.COWMEN X f CAM’T SEE ) J EVER GIT THIS COUMTRY \ / ENOUGH OF \ BACK FROM TH’MULTI- < THE BRANJP ) V MILLION! AIRES THEY'RE \ V TO TELL IF / / GOIW TO HAVE TO MAKE ) \ IT'S OURS \ l APPOIMTMEMTS WITH H u V OR MOT/ C. V-v TH CATTLE EGAD, MR. STORESS6RRV/ YI'M GLAD Vou X/OH PARDOa '■ = : Sou'll fetch the -A ashed, fj stchesbe«v r. 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INC' ' _ l —-t;._ Bfl i i _P^COPR. 1 »'<BY_N££^rBVircj>j(^j^M^prr^if*T^T^r^~^ JOHNNV MAKES A HIT WITH THE BOSS/ bv __ f V...FOR ALL THESE REASONS I / JJ think we should have an L INTERNATIONAL POLICE FORCE LATER IN THE BOSS'S OFFICE fjOHNNY THE MEN ^-n RESPECT YOUR OPINIONS -I'M PUTTING you IN r*-' l LINE FOR FORE AAA N 1 (certainly pays a^ FELLOW TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE WORLD-THAT RADIO SHOW’TOWN MEETING'S A BIG HELP-GIVES BOTH l SIDES OF IMPORTANT ( V questions/ Jg J lust |si I i/ciHSV0SlftS I /mean*!*"* I SPONSORED BY THE &£ READER'S DIGEST 9 THURSDAY EVENINGS M WMFD • 8:30 P. M. 1 THAT'S / GREAT BOSS. S THANKSJ